Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-26

.fBER 26. 1887

stations of tramps
 a couple of pots
 plants placed m
 eity hall.
 ind Miss Beck left
 Fort Grant. While
 {uests of Judge and
 hstrels are in cores
 pseer Wm. Reid and
 |e at least one perform
 bext month.
 rank Proctor hss return
 1tensive trip through the
 rt of the county, on cattle
 Brown, son of Mr. 0. O. Brown,
 mpIete his business course ID the sc College. Ssu Francesca, m sr- ther month, when he IS expected to re- Yturn home.
 IL is reported 10 have showed st the pesks of the Santa CstslInss to-day. II blew cold from the hills and showered of and on in the Santa Cruz valIey most of the afternoon.
 4 general court has been in session for the past few dsys at Fort Lowell, sry- ing a soldier for killing another st Globe Iast summer. The court concluded Its lsbors this morning and the result Will be known in 8 few days.
 There will be 6 grand charity ball at ,he Masonic Hall on the evening of Dec. 9th for the benefit of the Pubic Iibrsyy. Tucson hss reason to feel proud of her library, and all should turn out and give it good boost.
 Mir, O. O. Brown recently secured . magnificent head of mourtaIn sheep, taken in the neighborhood of Orc Blsnco. The head and horns weighed close on to seventy pounds. They were mounted by E. L. Wetmore and now sdorn the walls of Congress Hall.
 Charlie Thsyer, ir., the popular young Pullman conductor, who tor many month. past has had the run between AIbuquerque and Fl Paso, has been transferred to the St Louis and El Pas" line. Charlie IS sn old Santa Fe boy and many old friends and scquRintancer here will always feel lively interest ID hls willfsre.-Nev Mexican.
 The entertainment under the auspices of the Ladies Society of the Congregs- tionsl Church, on Tuesday evening, November 29th, promises to be very enjoyable affair. In addition to sn in- teresting programme the ladies have sc cured the services of Prof. J. H. hreyer and his celebrated 4th Cavalry orches- fra. wbi,h will play some of their finest music Tickets only $l.OO, including supper.
 This IS just as good time as 6 single man ought to desire to get married, sno its pleasing to know that some Of them are of the same opinion. ltis presumed that several very excellent young and presently unmarried ladies Of Tucson, are no longer in the market, and that still others are wrestling with offers; but the gossips insist that there are still E number of very desirable ones who would kindly consider propositions for mstrl- mony, which is perhaps correct.
 A unique and interesting feature of the entertainment to be given by the ladies society of the Congregational church Tuesday evening of next week, will be refreshments served by the Daisy walters" This, together with the superb music of the 4tb Cavalry Orches- tra, conducted by John H. kreyer, and character readings, and vocal selections by our best local talent, will form 6 very strong snd attractive combination, and worthy of the most liberal patronage. There was man once who wrote home from California, to hls parents, that he was engaged in the lumber business, owned 8 mill. sold his lumber for cash. contracted no debts. paid hIs hands eFery night, etc. This announcement caused quite stir in the neighborhood where he was born, and many of the women knew when he was baby, thR, he had 6 head for business. The mill he boasted of, consisted of 8 saw pit and he bossed one end of the saw, while his partner bossed the other. Upon the theory of our friends independence, there area good many independent men ID Tucson, for seven were counted thIs week of these mills making most exceilen. lumber.
 Highlanders have the habit. when talking, of interjecting the personal 'he" where not required, such as "Hhe hing he has come" Often, in conse- AuruOcs a EChttAOC Ao ly ludicrous. A gentleman says he has had the pleasure of listening to the Rev. Mi, let his locality be secret, and he began his discourse thus: My friends. you will find the subject of discourse th,s afternoon in ths first Epistle gen ersl of the Apostle Peter, chapter 5lh. and verse sth, in the words "rhe devil he goeth about like a roaring lion, seek N... la with your leave, We will divide the sub iect of our text to-day, into four heads. Firstly, We shall endesvor to ascertain who the Devil he was? Secondly, We shall enquire where the Devil be was going! Thirdly. Who the Devil be WAS seeking? And fourthly and lastly, Whst the devil he was roaring about? Mir. A. Hittenger, who recently re- turned from @ seven weeks sojourn ID Colitornls IS wildly enthusiastic over San Diego. its present prospects and its future outlook. Before going there be heard many things detrimental to 1t ss 0 city and was consequently more than ssreesbly surprised at the many sdvan- tsges the town possessed. It is, he says, no place for moneyless people to v to make investments can rapidly become rich. Living is moderately cheap, good substantial meals can be had for thirty five cents and for fifty ceuts you can dine al the finest restaurant in town, and good clesn beds can had for one dollar per night.
 [. About two weeks ago while party of toldiers were csmped at Lochiel, one of the party while drunk attempted Co com mt an outrage upon 8 widow woman living near the Cameron ranch. She was driving along the road with her two children, when the soldier with cooked rifle made her stop, snd commenced to unhitch the team. After some srgu- msnt she induced him to desist snd get in the wagon with her. While this was going on she managed to secure his rifle and made her escape to the Cam- eron ranch where the brute followed Der and tried to kick in the door. Some vsqueros coming in at this time took charge of him and locked him up, and after sooering of the fellow seemed so penitent that they let him go. Such an outrage as this ought to be thorough. ly investigated and the perpetrstor made